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Dec 9, 2010

Constructed Locations


by Cliopatria


  • Luc Sante,"In Search of Lost Paris," NYRB, 23 December, reviews Eric Hazan's The Invention of Paris: A History in Footsteps, trans. from the French by David Fernbach, and Graham Robb's Parisians: An Adventure History of Paris.

  • Alan Taylor,"Did Walter Scott invent Scotland?" TLS, 8 December, reviews Stuart Kelly's Scott-Land: The man who invented a nation.

    • Following his review of Samuel Moyn's The Last Utopia: Human Rights in History,"A precarious ideal: the history of human rights," The National, 3 December, Scott McLemee interviews Moyn in"The Last Utopia," IHE, 8 December.

    Peter Monaghan,"In Wagner, So Much More Than Heaving Bosoms," CHE, 28 November, reviews Laurence Dreyfus's Wagner and the Erotic Impulse.

    Susan Gillman,"Mark Twain's ‘hundred-year book'," TLS, 8 December, reviews Harriet Elinor Smith, et al., eds., Autobiography of Mark Twain, I.

    Dominic Sandbrook,"On His Majesty's Secret Service," The Book, 8 December, reviews Keith Jeffery's The Secret History of MI6: 1909-1949.

  • Charli Carpenter,"On The Wikileaks Manifesto," Lawyers, Guns, and Money, 8 December, takes on Aaron Bady's"Julian Assange and the Computer Conspiracy; ‘To destroy this invisible government'," zunguzungu, 29 November.

  • Glenn Greenwald,"Anti-WikiLeaks lies and propaganda - from TNR, Lauer, Feinstein and more," Salon, 7 December, takes on Todd Gitlin's"Everything Is Data, but Data Isn't Everything," TNR, 7 December.

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    Chris Bray - 12/9/2010

    Ah, and then I screwed up the link. Here's the Glenn Greenwald piece.

    Chris Bray - 12/9/2010

    Glenn Greenwald has an absolute must-read analysis on the way we discuss WikiLeaks and Julian Assange. It helps to put Aaron Bady's careful analysis into the context it deserves.